The Moody 33 MK1 (1977), designed by renowned naval architect Angus Primrose and built by Marine Projects (UK), is a respected cruising yacht known for her seaworthiness, comfortable accommodation, and practical sailing characteristics. 

Powered by a reliable 23hp Vetus M3.10 diesel engine with only 250 engine hours and serviced in 2026, this yacht cruises comfortably at around 5 knots while maintaining economical fuel consumption. 

Her well-maintained rig includes Furlex headsail furling, renewed standing rigging (2015), slab-reefed mainsail with stack-pack and lazy jacks, plus a comprehensive sail inventory featuring a genoa, storm sail, cruising chute, and spinnaker.

Below deck, the Moody 33 provides comfortable accommodation for up to six guests with two private cabins and a spacious saloon. 

The interior features a fully equipped galley with a Flavel two-burner cooker, oven and grill, refrigerator, pressurised hot and cold water system, and ample storage including hanging and wet lockers. 

Navigation and cruising equipment are extensive, including a Northstar GPS plotter, Furuno radar, Simrad autopilot, Icom DSC VHF radio, depth sounder, wind instruments, and full navigation lighting. 

Additional highlights include solar charging, inverter, shore power, electric and manual bilge pumps, a Quick anchor windlass, self-tailing Lewmar winches, cockpit cushions, sprayhood, winter and summer covers, a four-person liferaft, and a 2.3m inflatable dinghy with Honda outboard. 

A proven cruising yacht with timeless lines and practical features, this Moody 33 MK1 represents an excellent opportunity for sailors seeking a capable and affordable classic cruiser.